Autism Spectrum Therapies

ACES Learning Center is dedicated to providing compassionate and tailored ABA therapy for children on the autism spectrum, focusing on ages ranging from early childhood through adolescence. With a mission rooted in inclusion and individualized care, ACES serves students with various diagnoses, including language-based learning disabilities and those who are twice-exceptional. The center employs a comprehensive approach to early autism intervention, utilizing evidence-based methodologies that prioritize the unique needs of each child. Programs are designed around individualized treatment plans developed through proprietary assessments, ensuring that every child receives the most appropriate support in settings that can include in-center, at-home, or community-based services. What sets ACES apart is its commitment to maintaining a low student-teacher ratio, fostering strong family partnerships, and creating specialized facilities that enhance the learning experience. Additionally, ACES hosts community events and free webinars aimed at empowering families with knowledge and resources throughout their autism journey.

Applied Behavior Autism Center provides ABA therapy to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and related developmental disabilities. Located in Rowland Heights, CA, our dedicated team delivers personalized ABA therapy programs that cater to each client's unique needs. We emphasize skill development through in-home, center-based, school-based, and telehealth services, ensuring that children receive support in different environments. Our collaborative approach involves working closely with families to empower them in their child's growth journey.

Comprehensive Autism Center (CAC) serves San Diego County families with center-based ABA in a preschool-like setting for children about ages 2 to 6, optional in-home ABA for children up to about age 6, telehealth when clinically appropriate, and a parent-led Early Explorers coaching track for very young children. Licensed psychology staff conduct developmental diagnostic evaluations for children about birth through age 6 at San Diego and Temecula sites, which can shorten the gap between concern and starting services. Parent workshops and a family liaison line are built into how CAC describes care. Start with the intake or screening flow on the main site, then confirm Medi-Cal, commercial, or other benefits for your member ID. Executive operations leadership includes Monique Erickson, BCBA (centers), and Valerie Rogers, PhD, BCBA-D (in-home and remote).